Heavy Stick Work Wins for Yankees at American League Park
Hal Chase leads the Yankees in a victory over the Detroit Tigers as New York hitters collect five runs in the eighth inning and Chase earns a three hit game. Killian struggles on the mound for Detroit, while Eubank lasts the full game in relief. Detroit taps Crawford and Cobb for early scoring but the Yankees pull away with timely hits and a base stealing bid by Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Hilltop Boys
Detroits
Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Killian
Eubank
Hal Chase
New York
Chase
Cobb
Laporte
Williams
Moriarty
Klelow
Keeler
Conroy
Kleinow
Doyle
Centre Garden
Detroit
Crawford
Rossman
Schaefer
Elberfeld
O'Leary
Hal
Leary
Ord
York
Etroit
Threehitse
Eubanks
Ff Eubanks
Jey
Jones
Mullin
Coughlin
Mr. Sheridan
Washington game notes feature Hughes strong pitching
Washington pitchers Hughes and Maien led a tight game with two base hits by Hughes and a sacrifice by C Jones. Batters Gen ley C Jones Hughes Isbell Sullivan Walkh Donohue and Olisbell contributed hits as Chicago short of scoring. Errors by Washington supported by timely outs kept the contest close. Umpire Mr O Loughlin called a compact nine inning affair in one hour and forty six minutes.
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Cleveland
Evaessievssa
Parent
Congalton
Stovall
Birmingham
Flick
Lajoie
Leibhardt
Turner
Ungland
Knight
Boston
Young
Bees
Leichhardt
Geme
Messrs. Stafford and
Evans
Philadelphia
Artzell
Deleh'ty
UIS
Riiepore
Schreck
Philsdelphia
St. Toutombelle
St. Louis
Waddell
Glade
Umptres
Connolly
Hurst
Nicholls
Jones
Seybold
Atte
Washington
Eames
Td Et Garney
Hahn
C.jones
Olisbell
Nill
Davis
Sullivan
Mane
lWalkh
Chicago
Hughes
C. Jones
F. Jones
Donohue
Genley
Isbell
Wals
Devis
Labell
Aera S
Bices Coon
Washi
Maien
Qty Goinutes
Mr. O' Loughlin
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Ribpoa
Hallman
Man
Leach
Hummel
Clarke
OlCasey
Wagner
OlLumiey
Abbolat'o
Patch
Tolel
Gibson
Abbaticchio
Casey
Jordan
Sheehan
Willis
Stricklett
Wild Piten
Pire Mr
Kiem
Eastern League Standings and Local Races Noted
The Eastern League shows Newark Buffalo Rochester Montreal Providence and Baltimore near top positions with mixed win loss records. In Jersey City and Baltimore reports, Patterice Mich igan Ryan Whiting Vandergrift and Hurley are mentioned with umpires and officials noted. A girls half mile handicap roller skating race is scheduled at Lenox Lyceum rink with a girls basketball tournament in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Lyceum
Madison Avenue
Cere Street
Giants smother Cardinals to take second game of series
National League report from St Louis notes the New York Giants won 8 to 2 over the Cardinals. Giants pitching by Ferguson limited St Louis hits while New York capitalized in the second inning with multiple runs. Roger Bresnahan drew laughs with shin guards then delivered a single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
New York Giants
New Yorks
Shields
McClusky
Karger
Cardinals
Ferguson
Roger Bresnahan
Wagner and Mollenhauer win mixed doubles title
In the Metropolitan lawn tennis tournament on the West Side Club courts, Miss Marie Wagner and Henry H. Mollenhauer defeated Miss Elizabeth H. Moore and Wylie C. Grant 6-4 7-5 to claim the mixed doubles crown despite gusting wind and high lob serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wagner
Henry H. Mollenhauer
West Side
Elizabeth H. Moore
Wylie C. Grant
Philadelphia
Weaner
Mollenhauer
Raymond D. Little
Frederick G. Anderson
Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Theodore R. Pell
Harry Torrance
Wyle C. Grant
Herbert L. Westfall
Hackett
Alexander
R. Perry
New York University
Princeton
Dennis
Runyon
Park Hill Club
Princetonian
Cunningham
G. H. Touchard
Ralph Adams
J. A. ©. Feeter
Dervish and Lila Win Bermuda Ocean Race
The schooner yacht Dervish and yawl Lila won the New York to St. David’s Head Bermuda race. Dervish claimed the Maier Cup after times were tallied with Mist missing the deadline, while Priscilla led finishers within the time limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bermuda
Dervish
New York
St. David's Head
Commodore Morss
New York Yacat Club
Maier
Ond
Priscilla
Derah
Schoolboy Athletes Meet at Seward Park
The Public School No 1 athletic meet featured a handicap relay race at Pastime Oval. Class 8A won the meet on points with 21 percent, followed by 8B and 6B1, while Public School No 100 teams also contended for the point trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Park
Public School No. 1
Public Schools Athletic League
Ninety-ninth Street
Pastime Oval
Vanderbilt Four Take Red Ribbon at London Horse Show
London June 10 massive crowd fills Olympia for the horse show. American exhibitors fail to win first prizes as Albert G. Vanderbilt sees his four bags placed second in the park teams event. Notable spectators include Lady Allan Johnstone and Miss Astor among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cablegram
NEW York Times Co
London
Olympia
Albert G. Vanderbilt
Col
Lawrence Jones
C. W. Watson
Allan Johnstone
Denmark
Pichot
J. J. Astor
Miss Astor
George Gould
Ernest Carter
J. R. Dilworth
Millington Drake
Henry Scott
Gould Hoyt
Pierce
S. C. Lane
E. D. Shearson
E. Clarence Jones
J. Sandford Beatty
Hunt Gray
Edmund Hubbard
G. F. Voss
Miller Graham
S. J. O'Brien
Miss Gillett
F. W. Miller
D. L. Einstein
Miss Allen
C. B. Wood
Brewster McDonald
R. Lindingstone Beechman
W. Leon Graves
Countess Yarmouth
R. Guggenheim
William Payne Thompson
A. M. Singer
A. E. Evans
Miss Tyson
Ebenezer Schofield
George Post, Jr
E. M. Byers
Alexander H. Revell
Americans Dominate International Horse Show in London
Americans secure multiple prizes at the International Horse Show. Alfred Vanderbilt's four bays take second in park teams, Walter Winans' Maritana wins first, Lawrence Jones of Louisville places in several classes, with Poetry of Motion and Jane earning top placings. Winans and Jones also contend in ladies hacks and harness divisions, while Flying Dutchman and four-in-hand teams feature among top rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walter Winan
Lawrence Jones
Louisville
Mr. Jones
Jane
Mr. Winans
Beau Ideal
Victoria Co
W. Watson
Lord Baltimore
Mr. Maryland
Mr. Vanderbilt
Rustling Silk
the Dude
Mr. Winan
Kent
Mr. Watson
My Maryland
Little Tube
Tennessee
New York State League Scores Across Three Cities
In Utica Albany action Utica 8 and Albany 7. Gloversville A J and G 8 beat Troy 1. Wilkesbarre 1 defeated by Binghamton 0. Scranton 4 lost to Syracuse 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Albany
Gloversville
A. J
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Scranton
Syracuse
Atlantic League Scores From Pottsville and Newark
Pottsville defeats Easton 8 to 7 while Newark edges Elizabeth 7 to 6 in Atlantic League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic League
Pottsville
Easton
Newark—Elizabeth
Newark
Scores of Other Games. Amherst and Trinity Results
Amherst and Pennsylvania games show varied scoring with multiple innings totals. Battery pairs include McClure Henry Twittman Brown for Amherst and Hooker Pettigrew Hargbaster Jetmere Deegan for Trinity. Umpires named Lawrence and others credited in notes.
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Amherst
R.H.E. Amherst
Pennsylvania
McClure
Henry
Twittman and Brown
Mr. Lawrence
R.H.E. Trinity
Hamilton
Hooker and Pettigrew
Hargbaster
Jetmere
Deegan
Oran Fast Trial Tops Spring Juvenile Miler at Gravesend
Oran owned by W O B McDonough ran a mile and a half in 2 35 after a heavy exercise buy up and is slated for the Brooklyn Derby this Saturday. Inferno, owned by J E Segrani, was declared out of the Suburban and Commonwealth Handicap. Also noted is jockey Radtka’s agent Radike being recalled to stable duty amid pay disputes at Coney Island. Racecourse badge strings face new rules to curb betting fraud after a bookmaker refused payout without badge proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O'B. McDonough
Oran
Inferno
J. E. Segrani
Paul J. Rainey
Radtka
Radtke
Radike
Coney Island
John Cavanagh
American League Scores and Schedule Snapshot
Yesterday's results show New York 9 Detroit 8 and Cleveland 5 Boston 6. Today's slate lists Detroit at New York and several city matchups including Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn St. Louis with multiple doubleheaders and a postponed Cincinnati Boston Latonia Derby event.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Endurance Run Tie Stuns Long Island Club Members
Long Island Automobile Club held a two day endurance event at 360 Cumberland Street Brooklyn. Ten cars tied with perfect scores across classes A B and C. A 200 mile runoff yesterday from Long Island to Riverhead saw all cars reach controls on time with no penalties. Committee undecided on winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Automobile Club
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn
Long Island
Riverhead
Cadillac
James T. Rourke
C. B. Crossing
Maxwell A. C. Kirkham
W. Wernick
Columbia
H. Barnum
Pierce
A. B. Coles
K. Lb .Arnold
Winton
Thomas Carlson
T. R Mack
Christie Car Is Fast In France Grand Prix Entry
Walter Christie, the sole American entrant, heads to Europe with his front drive racing car aboard the Majestic for the July 2 Grand Prix cup. The new car, lighter than 1800 pounds, has shown 95 mph runs and a 30 second mile in tests, with Christie planning Dieppe practice before the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Christie
Europe
Majestic
Hicksville-Massapequa Road
Christie
Long Island
Dieppe
Endurance Run Awards From New York Club
The Endurance Run Committee of the New York Motor Club awarded the Lozier driven by M. Michener the touring car class trophy for the 200 mile run from New York to Albany. The Haynes driven by Cc B Warren won the run about class. A Welch Motor Car protest against the Corbin touring car was sustained after it ran with three passengers, not four, reducing its penalty and leaving Lozier with the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Motor Club
Lozier
M. Michener
Albany
Haynes
Cc. B. Warren
Welch Motor Car Company
Corbin
Great Barrington
Rockaway Polo Team Defaults On Saturday Match
Rockaway Hunting Club polo team cancels its scheduled match at Philadelphia Country Club Bala tomorrow. A two‑team pickup game will be played instead. On Saturday the Rockaway quartet will join Bryn Mawr in the Ladies Challenge Cup match at Bryn Mawr. The Rockaway lineup includes W. A. Hazard Rene La Montague Jr Daniel Chauncey Jr and Foxhall Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rockaway Hunting Club
Foxhall Keene
Philaelphia Country Club
F. S. Conover
Harvard Varsity Crew Trains Tough At Red Top
In New London Connecticut on June 10 the Harvard varsity crew paddled two miles downstream then returned in the same orderly shell formation under coach Jim Wray. The team displayed strong form and synchronized power as they trained down the Thames despite the quick launch time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New London
Conn
John Harvard
Red Top
Harvard Varsity Cavsmen
Thames
Jim Wray
Cornell Crews In Practice On Hudson
Cornell oarsmen held two long practice sessions on the Hudson with Coach Courtney directing hard work in a new longer shell. The Blue and White varsity eight is viewed as stronger and better trained than Columbia has fielded in years. Coach Rice aims to win and oarsmen show confidence. Quakers are expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell Oarsmen
Hudson
Courtney
Columbia
Rice
Quakers
Royal Vane Narrowly Triumphs in Bedford Stakes at Gravesend
Royal Vane wins the Bedford Stakes five furlongs for two-year-olds at Gravesend defeating Hollister and Aimee C who held on for third after a strong stretch bid. Aimee C faced poor start and crowding while Brookdale Nymph also ran third in the mile and seventy yards handicap. Tokalon dominates the final stretch to beat Court Dress by a length in the mares race.
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Gravesend
Aimee C
Frank Farrell
Royal
Vane
Royal Vane
Farrell-Sullivan-Johnson Combination
Aimee Co
Eddie Dugan
Blue Heron
Laura Clay
Hollister
Rustle
Aime C
Hincko
Brookdale Nymph
Brookdale
Court Dress
Texas
Tokalon
F. Tokalon
B. Dugan
Radtke
Koerner
LaGenewa
Zienap
Sandy
Mountain
B. m
Tammany Enn
J. W. Fuller
W. A. Fuller
de Royal Vane
Lane
Dugan
Shiacko
Preston
Swain
Montauk
J. Hennessy
Alauda
Brussel
Hal
G. Burns
Shilling
Royal Flush Lll-Flavone
Fred Buriew
Pesmi
BE. Dugan
Acrobat
Linnepee
Stamping Ground
Jas. Hennessy
BOE
Ciackcosta
Kilter
Magna Stella
Walsh
King Henry
Pckman
R. A. Arn
Booker
Crafty
Bull's Eye
J. Martin
C. EB. Darnell
W. A. McKinney
Halket
Harcourt
Biskra
Bolando
Beckman
Flower Queen
Dead Gone
Sir Cleges
Troxler
Voltrome
Clausen
Charles Edward
Doctor Lee
Paumonok
Red River
Adelinette
Grimaldi
Eddie Ware
Cabochon
Ewer
Captain Emerick
Don Enrique
Lad of la Jen
Easton
John Smulski
Masterson
Baylor
Eeeseeesss
Flavigny
Robador
Paletts Maskrop
John Marks
Sweet-Take Norbitt
Laughing Eyes
Ferrylanding
Hartford
Dan Buhre
Peter Pan
Lecacwee
Arcite
U Ward
Jacquin
Loisteress
Wabash
Hright Boyecee
Oliver Cromwell
Langden
Shenandoah
Royal Benecocces
Sir Toddington
Roswell
Dekabernee Renee
Kernochan
Pontoon
Reeceesj Blue
Clara J
Queen Marguerite
Ceveee Sungleam
Kodak
ADP
Inter-City League Meets in New York
About 100 members of the Inter-City Baseball Association gathered at Lyric Hall with President Nat Strong presiding. A committee to approach Mayor McClellan about Sunday baseball regulation in Greater New York was approved, named Nat Strong W Golden Farrell J Holmes W McGrath E Poletti W Daw and A A Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-City Baseball Association
Lyric Hall
Nat Strong
McClellan
Greater New York
W. Golden
Farrell
J. Holmes
W. McGrath
E. . Poletti
W. Daw
A. A. Turner
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Miley
Clark
Beevk
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OlYoung
Ber H'M
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P.C. Resi
Balimore
Rochester
Montreal
Providence
Stenge
Walters
Jersey City
Michigan
Ryan
Whiting
Vandergrift
Baltimore
R.F.E. Acc
Osennss Oo
Jerterfer and
Hurley
Adkins and Siearne
Mr. Owens
National League
Giants
Shay
M'Gann
Marshall
OjCor
Ran
Han'fan
Seymour
Holly
Town
Hal- Hannifan
Fitzly
Bennett
Beckley
Gerald
Devlin
Bresnahan
BPO AE
Ferguff Karger
F Vergens
Lek Caisenear Son
Mr. Mollerhauer
Lila
Yawl
Schooner
Maier Cup
Nish
Shame Rock
Priecilia
Esese
Scoeeeesess
Hyperion
Clase SB
Vanderbilt
Maryland
Victoria
Vanderbilt’s
Winans Maritana
New York State League
Bronx Oval
Post Office League
HB. R
Cahill and
Sweeney
McSherry and Butler
Bayonne
Jacks
Somerset
Boygane
Klans
Wii
Sail Tomorrow
Lozier and Haynes
Albany Run
Rockaway
Harvard
Cambridge
Navy
Cornell
Colt
Sandalwood
B. G
Tamman/Caledonia
J. E. Widener
L. Webster
Lady Anne
Hicks
Mary F
Nee
Woodwitch
Robin Hood
Dan Hamilton
L Williams
Edna Jackson
Smith
Anneta Lady
Punky
Mollie Ball
P. Kelly
Sam Rice
Marsters
Tom McGrath
E. Dugan
Nigger Mike
Crimmins
Eeewee Teen
King Cole
Blue Dale
W. Burns
Bik. F
Kinley Mack-Bracegirdle
T. G. McDowell
Geming
Brill Serges
Brill
America
U. S
B. B
Journeyman
Union Square
Way
Broadway
N. Chambers
Rothers
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Show
Best of America
Stearns
Stearns Touring
Stearns Pullman
56Th St
Rewest Parisian Creations
M: Tecla & CO
Art Jewelers
Caas
Astor Place
Fourth Ave
Brokaw Brothers
W. Point. A.M. P
June
Pierce-Arrows
Mercedes
Thomas
Manhattan
Finch
Detroit Motor Car Supply Co
New York City
Day of Eter Nassau Transportation Co
Yast
Sporting Goods
Mullins Steel
Squires’ Sons
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Camoes
Speedy
H. P
Geo. G
17Th &T
Hoskins
Worth 354 Broadway
Jssseston Lata
You
Finn Bros
Franklin St
Fenenona Typewriter Exchange
National Cash Register
Nathan's
West Broadway
Twrite Co
Franklin
Lyons
Pease Pianos
Starz Pianos
Lincoln AV
Ad Av
Winterroth
Attec Tone
Call & Hear Thermaly
West 14Th St
West 125Th St
Eureka
Box
Times Square
H. R
Stevens, I Jr
H. Backman
East 26Th St
R. B
Mortagee
Julius Jaffe
Phil Smith
Amsterdam Av
64Th &T
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